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MAP OF rsHING 1EfRirt y.
"Tbe United States renOunces forever any
liberty heretofore enjoyed 20 take cure or
dry fish on or within three marine miles from
any of the coasts, bays, creeks or harbors Of
his Britannia majesty's dominions IN Ameri-
ca not included in the above mentioned
limit. provided, however, that American
Aldermen shall be admitted 10 enter such
leys or harbors for purposes Of shelter and
~ repairing damages, Of purchasing wood,
Il obtaining water, and for no other purposes
whnfever.r The Canadians now claim that
the three mile line should be drawn from
headland 10 hcadland, shutting the Ameri-
cans out Of intervening bays. The reader
will see by examining the accompanying
map how this Interpretation would curtail
the rights OF American fishermen
The "limits" mentioned referred TO "A few
specified islands and harbors II is plain that
this treaty left Americans in a much worse
position than before; but its essential bad
ness did not attract Tnch attention at the
time, as cod fishing was all the Americans
cared much about, and that was necessarily
done outside the three mile limits. Soon,
however. the mackerel fisheries became all
IMPORTANT, and the In shore fishery, IN
CONSEQUENCE, much the more yalu-
able. One American vessel was seized
in 1923 for fishing within the line, and nine
In 1924: an American war vessel was finally
sent to the fishing grounds, and trouble
seemed imminent for time But now the
great advantages of the Americans in the
open market of the United States began 10
tell in their favor, and the Canadians, ex-
cluded by the tariff, were the losers. In
lsl7, therefore, they pettioned the queen for
reciprocity treaty, which the United States
agreed 10 in lSji-the same TO continue ten
years. and then be terminated by years
notice from either party. The advantage Of
this treaty was largely on the side OF the
Canadians 30 congress, In 1865, gave notice,
and the treaty expired March H. 1866 Tbs
raised the fundamental question-Nhat
treaty is now in FORGET II the treaty Of 1878
was not revived, we were still under that Of
1888; but if that of 1883 was abrogated by
the war Of lSl2-l5, as the British claimed.
or annulled by those Of 1918 and 1854, then
We weic under no treaty at all Neither
party was satisfied the Canadians were smut
out Of American markets, and the Amer
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SONGS OF CONTENT.
wouldn't he bothered with wealth

wouldn't i've bothered with wealth
And The care that its keeping nttenc7
But want what is richer good health. 4
And bevy II bonny good friends.
| choose not 10 grievc DER the past
What IS grief but the soul Of decay
Let me live on lifes JOYS while they LAST
What is he but the stretch Of dayf
Away with amhition-a dream
\ shadow that shrinks with the light;
or the bubble that. borne on the stream.
Lives o moment then bursts from the signs
But give me conteut-'tis a crown
Ne'er the kings OF the earth yet possessed,
And the prince and the courtier and clown,
II they wish, they may take all the rest.
The Earth.
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Care of tho Teeth.

Millions Of dollars are spent yearly upon
dentifriccs They Iced TO the spending Of
millions more upon dentists. \ large per
centace Of this vast outlay is unavoidable.
The remainder could b. saved if mankind.
after reaching the age OF reason and its last
teeth, would not persist in continuing fresh.
Common table salt Is all that Is needed.
There is NO manufactured tooth powder more
harmless. There is none 50 simple and ctiica-
cious. Ii will actually retard decay after we
have filed OF the enamel by using the fools
toothpick. which is quill, instead Of a silver
Of soft, wood-or, better still, thread New
Ysrk TimsS
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ANANtNli ANi
Of the civil war the
whole system Of
naval warfare has
undergone a COM
ploi. traiislOi1ua
tion. a. fast as de
fonsiyc amor. steel
clad and iron clad
vessels are ito
proved, tine de
structive power Of
shells, toi1eioes
and shot is ina
proved. tin one
might say the
classic mythology
is practicali1sslaud
an the mighty en
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Office Boy--Gentleman down stairs with a
manuscript, sir
Magazine Editor-Tell him 20 leave it with
the clerk
III did, SIR, but he wants 10 49, YOU
"D0 his clothes tit himH
"N0, sir"
Pants bag az the kneesr
ayes, sir
admit him. Omaha World
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Calling over in Manchester the other
day We dropped into the irst-cass bakery
establishment of l.. a v. STEMS. and found IL
fitted mp IN first class style with all the ncces-
sary supplies of good things, such as always
remind us of Christmas. Bread. crackers. bIs
cults, etc. in abundance; cakes, and a variety
of good things for the children. and al made
from the very best and purest materials. This
is indeed "a model bakery. and one that de
serves and is fast gaining the support of the
public. Bc sure % call in and see them az
i95 Hull street Manchester
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serge d. smollinninoii.

Serge d SmoliannoiT, tic Russian expert
menter, appears 10 have invented method o.
firing nitroglycerine in ordinary shells from
ordinary cannon. This achievement Las hith
erto been considered impossible by experts in
explosives. andif Air Smolhauinof hasreally
made II practicable We have another revo-
lu,ion iu frupuery. In fact, sin the close
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Living on NItro-GIycerine.

4 patient at the Benevolent home in At
lanta was kept alive 10y nitro glycerine for
several days after "a cancer in the stomach
bad eaten away that organ entirely aud re-
duced him TO skeleton. The explosive was
placed on his tongue and absorbed into his
system without being swallowed New York
Sun.
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rnIncco Mnrket.
RIcnMoND, Va, Noyem

richmond, Va, November %.
The offerings of loose were quite good
both in quantity and quality to-day.
Seven cen WIS about the highest price
paid, and prices generally were we'll sus-
tanned all around. On Change trading
was limited aud we hear OF but few sales
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had not only rs British subjects, Ont py uiaeON-
cry occupation and conquest. IherevOlutlon
ended their rights as British subjects and re-
nirteI them To the claims Of international
comfy only. But their fishing rights
were continued in the treaty Of l'S3 with
only ono important limitation, and that by
Implication rather than direct statement
Article 8 of the treaty stated section u that
the American people should continue 10 enjoy
unmolosted the rights Of fishing IN all places
where the inhabitants Of both countries had
been accustomed TO fish at any time hereto
fore" The second, however provided THAT
the American fishermen should have liberty
TO dry and cure fish in any Of the unsettled
bays. harbOrs and creeks of Nova Scotia,
Magdalen Islands and Labrador 50 long ~
the same remained unsettled, but when settled
a previous agreement had to be made for the
purpose with the inhabitants, proprieiors
or poSseSsors Of the ground
The fact that this liberty was mentioned as
a concession and not as a right soon raised
serious differences Of construction, and the
word unsettled which excited little alton
ton at the time, became highly important
when the coasts were settled II needs no
great study of international law 10 see thatif
these phrases were 70 be construed strictly
the Americans had surrendered their claims
of ante-rcvolutiOn times The second war
with Great Britain ended with treaty made
with such eagorneSs that the fisheries were
practically ignored The American commits
sioners in the treaty Of 1874 simply proposed
TINT 'the principles Of the status quo ante
bc.mm be applied 10 all the subjects Of diff
ference The British commissioners replied,
making no allusion TO the fisheries. The
Americans agreed 10 the general treaty but
made n distinct reservation Of American
rights as 10 the fisheries. OF course fresh
disputes arose, and President Monroe ap-
pointed Albert Gallatin and Mr.. Rush 20 ne
gotiate new treaty, now much discussed
and known as the treaty Of Oct. 20, ISIS.
The first and second sections made
tho same provisions rs the former
treaty as to unsettled coast etc,
but in the third and fourth sections
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WARSAW, November 24-Ata military
banquet yesterday evening General
Gourko in proposing a toast TO his
officers. said Unless the Almighty has
allotted me a very brief span Of life, 10
willnot be long before I will again lead
you TO the field as did a decade ago
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"a sheet Anchor of Safety .

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IN
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Address BLOOD BALM co.
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Merry Marriage Bcll..

Cen Joseph Roswell Hawley was reelected
10 the United States senate last January for
another six years; and now he is reelected
10 the state of matrimony for the natural
life Of himself and Mis- Edith a Homer
The general is native OF North Carolina,
but resident of Connecticut since his 18th
year, and an intensely utter American; bu,
his bride IS an English lady, nurse ia the
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JAMES Z. COOPER.


9ll Nam Street, Richmond, Va.
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coupons 10 procure them from Mr.. j. p.
Cooper or his agent, ami get his guaran-
tee Of indemnity, as with it | can secure
them full and complete legal protection.
WILLIAM l.. ROYAL.
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LONDON. November "a -Adyices re-
ceiyed here state that two local Russian
steamers. the Sineus and Yesta, came into
collision on TIE Crmean coast yesterday
The Festa was sunk and thirty-fve Of
her crew were drowned
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writing, at the Pen Art II I'll and South
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street
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Life IL Worth

living II the Liver Il not disordered.
Therefore. If you suffer with Sick Headache.
Constipation Orany Liver trouble,
take Dr. Dayid's Liver z Us. % Pills FOR pc.
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A Tonrne In Knot..

contracted malaria in the So amps of Louis
lana while working for the telegraph company
and used every kind of medicine could hear
of wl bout relief at last succeeded boo break
ing the fever. but il cost me over 800, and
then my system was Frustrated and saturated
with malarial poison and l became a most
helpless. I finally came here my mout ST
filled with sores that could scarcely eat. anl
my tongue raw an filled with little knots
Various remedies were resOrted % without
effect. bought two bottles Of b. b. b. and
10 has cured and strengthened me- All sores OF
my mouth are healed and my tongue entirely
clear of knots AID i0reness and / feel Ike d
new man. \. +. BRIrToN.
Jackson, Tenn, April ~, lss5.
stin Joints-A Most Remarkable Case of
scrofula and rheumatism.
have a lite boy twelve years old whose
knees have been drawn almost double and bis
joints are perfectly -tIf, and has been in this
condition three years, unable 10 walk. During
that time The Medical Board of Loudon
county examined him. and pronounced the dis
ease scrofula and prescrb bed, but no benefit
everderved. / then used much advertised
preparation without benefit. Three weeks ago
he became perfectly belples, and suffered
dreadfully.
\ friend who had used Is. b. B. advised It's
use. lie has used one bottle and an pain mas
ceased and he can now walk. This has been
pronounced most wonderful action. as his
complaint had baflied everything shall CON
tinue 20 useit on him.
Mrs. EMMA GRfFFiTHs
Unitia. Tenn, March ,, 1850.
Webb City, Ark, Blood
Having tested y. b. Is. and found il 70 be al
that Is claimed for IL. commend Il to any and
ever, one suffering from blood poison. IL has
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no relief equal 10 hat given by the use OF
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Webb City, Ark, May 3, 1865.
All who desire full information about the
cause and cure OF Blood POisons. Scrofula, and
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I)oRsET's
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For e. 81. and $40 Will insert beautiful sets
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Teeth extracted for ed cents. Filings from q
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To Our Advertisers.

Telephone at pm. TO the TINES office,
$40, If you have AN item of news, and IL
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A box of good cigars or demijohn Of
old Ma ieira or sherry wine is nice Christ
mas present. and can be had Of
CnAMBERLAYNE & Co.
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- .,' LA Las DALE. l5n T.. siam .tro..
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W., pr' N ,'oN - !, 1,.hAN BAKERY. nA.
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NALLEA S. HNAI. Seventh I n.
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Market steady. Re,eIt, 5 bales
Q4otations.-Mi Kidding, Zoe loss middlng
9:c.. good ordinary BE.
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Contractors and HuHirr.
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Zulu war and later in
the Philadelphia hos
pital She is 30 year,
old, but unusually well
preserved and OF a
good English family
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DENTISTS.

nR. p. CALVIN JOHNSON, IA
~ late proprietor 0i Richmond Dem N1rf'r'
tai Place. having rcgaIned his health. wIshe.
10 inform hls old patients and those boo need 0l
b professional services that bee 81. Temporal
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near Bey.dere. whore be is prepaaed 90 pur
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beautiful teeth for - a set. Painless eN
traction. ID cents Filings. 81. ora sets made
new. - no connection With ans other house
so. 3.U West Cary street. soc llu
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" LIAM Il. GARDNER rs %
shampOOlug. 'At'
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TROUBLE OVER FISH.
HISTORY OF THE COMPLICATION
WITH ENGLAND.
All About the snarl Eminent Men of
England and tho United States Are as
Fish Commissioners Now Striving TO
Cnravei-Map Of the Disputed Waters.

list now there IL
much talk about
the fisheries com
piications between
The United States
and Great Britain.
The English colo
nists In America
brought with them
the rights Of Brit
ish subjects, in
Guiding the unre-
stricted liberty Of
fishing on all the
coasts, without lin
itation of inshore
or hoadland lines,
places Of drying or
curing or taking
bait and supplies
These rights they
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Unitia. Tenn, March ,, 1850.
Webb City, Ark, Blood.

All who desire full information about the
cause and cure OF Blood POisons Scrofula, and
scrofulous swellings, Ulcers. Sores, Rheuma-
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DIED.

BEECH-In St. Paul, on Monday, March IL.
1887, at $3.50 a. m, Edward P. Beech, at the
residence of his father, 264 Nelson avenue.
Funeral at 80 this (Tuesday) afternoon.
Friends invited to attend
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

SPECIAL CONVOCATION MINNESOTA
- Royal Arch chapter this Tuesday evening at
7.3O a clock; work in r. A. degree. ~
ID OBEET SPANGENBERG. CORNER
II Carroll and Rice, has retired from business
and will be succeeded by William Stenger, who
will continue the meat market at the old stand.
Mr.. Spangenberg will be at the market forenoons
until April l, and wishes all accounts settled.
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Confirmation Of Assessment for Change Grade on Lisbon Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, !
CITY OF ST. PAUL. MIMI, March Ia, 1887. {


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